The 3rd Annual Family Play Day includes 25 child-serving organizations, each providing a playful way to engage you and your kids. The stage show will feature hourly performances from Journey Theater, Metropolitan Performing Arts, School of Rock, Kekekui Foundation and Groove Nation — all featuring kids performing their hearts out. This event is FREE! Waterfront Park, Vancouver.

Harper’s Playground is celebrating play with 4 hours of fun and games. Bring the whole family to swing, jump, slide and climb at this amazing inclusive playground. Stop by Columbia Play Project’s booth for some Big Blue Blocks fun!

Columbia Play Project’s Mobile Children’s Museum brings hands‑on STREAM play to families during Vancouver’s Waterfront Concert series! Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Parks & Recreation, this pop‑up museum is rolled out during the Thursday concerts—inviting kids (and their grown‑ups) to unplug with giant bubbles, magnetic manipulatives, chalk art, parachute games, LEGO®, Big Blue Blocks, and more (columbiaplayproject.org).

This traveling exhibit is designed for ages 0‑12 and celebrates exploratory, open-ended play that nurtures creativity, social skills, and STREAM learning—all while families enjoy local music in a festive waterfront atmosphere . Free to the public, it transforms each concert into a vibrant community event where imagination takes center stage.

Swing by and let the kids enjoy a summer evening of playful fun by the river!

Columbia Play Project’s Mobile Children’s Museum brings hands‑on STREAM play to families during Vancouver’s Waterfront Concert series! Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Parks & Recreation, this pop‑up museum is rolled out during the Thursday concerts—inviting kids (and their grown‑ups) to unplug with giant bubbles, magnetic manipulatives, chalk art, parachute games, LEGO®, Big Blue Blocks, and more (columbiaplayproject.org).

This traveling exhibit is designed for ages 0‑12 and celebrates exploratory, open-ended play that nurtures creativity, social skills, and STREAM learning—all while families enjoy local music in a festive waterfront atmosphere . Free to the public, it transforms each concert into a vibrant community event where imagination takes center stage.

Swing by and let the kids enjoy a summer evening of playful fun by the river!

Columbia Play Project’s Mobile Children’s Museum brings hands‑on STREAM play to families during Columbia Tech Center Concert series! Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Parks & Recreation, this pop‑up museum is rolled out during the Sunday concerts—inviting kids (and their grown‑ups) to unplug with giant bubbles, magnetic manipulatives, chalk art, parachute games, LEGO®, Big Blue Blocks, and more (columbiaplayproject.org).

This traveling exhibit is designed for ages 0‑12 and celebrates exploratory, open-ended play that nurtures creativity, social skills, and STREAM learning—all while families enjoy local music in a festive waterfront atmosphere . Free to the public, it transforms each concert into a vibrant community event where imagination takes center stage.

Swing by and let the kids enjoy a summer evening of playful fun by the river!

Join Columbia Play Project at Camas Parks and Rec's Tots to Teens Tuesday events for hands-on, imaginative fun! Our pop-up play space invites kids to explore science, technology, reading, engineering, art, and math through open-ended activities designed for ages 0–12. From bubble play to building challenges, there’s something for every curious mind. We’re often joined by the Camas Library Book Bike, bringing stories and smiles to round out the fun. Come play, learn, and connect with your community this summer! It’s Free and Fun!

Columbia Play Project’s Mobile Children’s Museum brings hands‑on STREAM play to families during Vancouver’s Waterfront Concert series! Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Parks & Recreation, this pop‑up museum is rolled out during the Thursday concerts—inviting kids (and their grown‑ups) to unplug with giant bubbles, magnetic manipulatives, chalk art, parachute games, LEGO®, Big Blue Blocks, and more (columbiaplayproject.org).

This traveling exhibit is designed for ages 0‑12 and celebrates exploratory, open-ended play that nurtures creativity, social skills, and STREAM learning—all while families enjoy local music in a festive waterfront atmosphere . Free to the public, it transforms each concert into a vibrant community event where imagination takes center stage.

Swing by and let the kids enjoy a summer evening of playful fun by the river!

Columbia Play Project’s Mobile Children’s Museum brings hands‑on STREAM play to families during Columbia Tech Center Concert series! Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Parks & Recreation, this pop‑up museum is rolled out during the Sunday concerts—inviting kids (and their grown‑ups) to unplug with giant bubbles, magnetic manipulatives, chalk art, parachute games, LEGO®, Big Blue Blocks, and more (columbiaplayproject.org).

This traveling exhibit is designed for ages 0‑12 and celebrates exploratory, open-ended play that nurtures creativity, social skills, and STREAM learning—all while families enjoy local music in a festive waterfront atmosphere . Free to the public, it transforms each concert into a vibrant community event where imagination takes center stage.

Swing by and let the kids enjoy a summer evening of playful fun by the river!

Join Columbia Play Project at Camas Parks and Rec's Tots to Teens Tuesday events for hands-on, imaginative fun! Our pop-up play space invites kids to explore science, technology, reading, engineering, art, and math through open-ended activities designed for ages 0–12. From bubble play to building challenges, there’s something for every curious mind. We’re often joined by the Camas Library Book Bike, bringing stories and smiles to round out the fun. Come play, learn, and connect with your community this summer! It’s Free and Fun!

Columbia Play Project’s Mobile Children’s Museum brings hands‑on STREAM play to families during Vancouver’s Waterfront Concert series! Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Parks & Recreation, this pop‑up museum is rolled out during the Thursday concerts—inviting kids (and their grown‑ups) to unplug with giant bubbles, magnetic manipulatives, chalk art, parachute games, LEGO®, Big Blue Blocks, and more (columbiaplayproject.org).

This traveling exhibit is designed for ages 0‑12 and celebrates exploratory, open-ended play that nurtures creativity, social skills, and STREAM learning—all while families enjoy local music in a festive waterfront atmosphere . Free to the public, it transforms each concert into a vibrant community event where imagination takes center stage.

Swing by and let the kids enjoy a summer evening of playful fun by the river!

Columbia Play Project’s Mobile Children’s Museum brings hands‑on STREAM play to families during Columbia Tech Center Concert series! Sponsored by the City of Vancouver Parks & Recreation, this pop‑up museum is rolled out during the Sunday concerts—inviting kids (and their grown‑ups) to unplug with giant bubbles, magnetic manipulatives, chalk art, parachute games, LEGO®, Big Blue Blocks, and more (columbiaplayproject.org).

This traveling exhibit is designed for ages 0‑12 and celebrates exploratory, open-ended play that nurtures creativity, social skills, and STREAM learning—all while families enjoy local music in a festive waterfront atmosphere . Free to the public, it transforms each concert into a vibrant community event where imagination takes center stage.

Swing by and let the kids enjoy a summer evening of playful fun by the river!

Join Columbia Play Project at Camas Parks and Rec's Tots to Teens Tuesday events for hands-on, imaginative fun! Our pop-up play space invites kids to explore science, technology, reading, engineering, art, and math through open-ended activities designed for ages 0–12. From bubble play to building challenges, there’s something for every curious mind. We’re often joined by the Camas Library Book Bike, bringing stories and smiles to round out the fun. Come play, learn, and connect with your community this summer! It’s Free and Fun!